supposedly, st. jameson a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year. >>> hello. i'm ron ga

we're going to the check cashing place to cash these checks, leave there and go to st. james place and get a room. >> james and anthony have earned enough money to share a room at a low cost downtown hotel. >> we are now at st. james inn. >> 22-year-old runaway bam and 19-year-old teanna met on the streets and are now in a relationship. bam is determined to get teanna off the streets before her baby is due. she is five months pregnant. bam isn't the father, but he is willing to hustle for money to better their situation. he's come up with a plan to pose as an attendant at a nearby parking lot. drivers will then give him money for a parking spot. >> you go right over here to where the parking spot is, the parking lot and after 10:00, the guy leaves right there and all the cars that come through to get a parking spot will pay you $5 to get a parking spot. >> bam has a list of ways he can earn good money fast. he prepares crack to be sold and also deals other kinds of drugs. >> go to the southside, cook some dope up for my home boy. a bunch of illegal stuff. was making? probably

the festival itself will take place at st. james park. and it's going to start at 11:00 a.m. and it's going to go to 6:00 p.m. and you will see the çcalaques and how we invoke our an southeasters and celebrate life. >> and who is doing this? >> our sponsor, are milagro marketing, chacho's restaurant, tecate. we also have a new sponsor, experience electric. so they are going to be providing electric vehicles for people to test drive there at st. james park. along with that, there is going to be luciaha libre as well. and a very special art colony. if you're looking for very distinctive art celebrating dia de los muertos or art in general, come by. >> i think mexicanos are the only ones who celebrate death. it's a way to bring back our loved ones. >> i think we are the taboo. we talk about death. we talk about death like yeah, it's nothing. we're going die anyways. so we celebrate that. so that's why it's so beautiful. it's so festivity. it's a lot of colors on it. it's something that we came -- it came and celebrate. we die and leave and celebrate. >> that's it. and how long

it's located in the parish of st. james in the mountains. >> southeast of montego.my birth father closed to me, i chose instead to investigate the place my ancestors were from instead of contacting these cousins. >> welcome to jamaica! >> my dna results pointing to montego bay and cambridge. i came here to take it all in, the scenery, the food. >> there's a whole fish in my soup and i could not be happier. i really could not be happier. and, most importantly, the people. >> i felt that there was no way that you could come to jamaica and not get one of these scarves. >> you're right about me being in new york and freezing. >> in the winter. >> i wanted to soak up as much as i could to learn what it truly means to be jamaican. it seemed no matter where we were on the island, for every moment there's a song. ♪ here i go, jamaica is my home ♪ i love the coconut water and my rum ♪ >> our first stop, montego by a fisherman's village. >> i guess we're ready to go fishing. i'm meeting somebody here. knowing that i'm part jamaican, i wanted to experience firsthand how some o

and thomas duncan shedding light on that tonight as he sat down exclusively with reporter janet st. james in dallas. >> you're crying. they're happy tears, aren't they? >> reporter: the voice telling nina pham not to cry hours before the 26-year-old ebola stricken nurse was to be transferred to maryland belongs to her doctor. gary weinstein. >> i'm just a normal guy. >> reporter: but the self- professed ordinary guy, a father and fiance, has lived an extraordinary and some might say scary 18 days. as chief of pull pulmonol -- pulmonology he helped guide care of all three patients. >> reporter: people will be worried i'm sitting here with you. what's your temperature? >> i've taken it four times today. the most recent one was 97.2 and i have been afebrile. >> reporter: i was not worried as we sat for an exclusive interview. by the time dr. weinstein became involved in the hospital's ebola crisis thomas duncan was on dialysis, in tubated and unconscious. the nation's best experts on ebola helped choose an experimental medication, but it did not work. did you know he was dying and that it wa

you shot it in st. james theater. >> we were lucky to have it in two weeks.ry manilow was doing a show. i saw hism in his room. it was amazing. it was not easy. two weeks in shooting of that place. >> your character is haunted by birdman in part. did batman hot you at all -- ahunhaunt you at all? >> no, i was blessed to get such a thing. if you are whining about that -- wow. >> it is not like being in liberia right now. i get it. >> when i say it is hard work, it is hard. stop.oes not mean it means it is hard, let's get on with it. being a coal miner every morning. doctors without borders -- this is not hard. i like hard and i think all of these actors would say -- no actor would say no, i don't want to do that. i may be speaking for myself, but i like it when my back is against the wall a little bit. >> do you? >> yeah. i think it is funny because -- there is the obvious extremely superficial connection between birdman and michael's character and the fact that michael did a couple of rounds in batman. i have been in the hulk. a lot of us have danced in that

st. james park will come alive with music, expos and community honoring local families.visit our website at abcnews.com. >>> still ahead, the freebies that san jose police officers received from the 49ers. this a story that you'll see only on abc 7. >>> new video of the canadian parliament gunman during yesterday's rampage. and the tribute to the man who brought it to an end. >>> and later -- >> the hunt for the renegade motorcyclist riding erratically and taunting a chp officer on a south bay freeway. >>> live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >>> new video of yesterday's attack on canada's parliament was released today. in the video, you see 23-year-old michael zehaf-bibeau running toward the parliament building. authorities say he had recently applied for a passport. authorities now believe he intended to go to syria. >>> city officials are demanding an apology after a san francisco tour bus guide went on a profanity-laced racist rant. in the video, the woman complains about chinatown to a bus full of tourists. a rally against the rant is under way

. >> the movie was shot in broadway's st. james theater.th on, and co-star, emma stone, say the location enhanced their performances. >> you know, you weren't looking up and seeing beams like you do on a lot. >> convictions of it forced all kind of creativity. >> movie written and directed by alejandro gonzalez, oscar nominated director of babble. suzanne marquez, cbs news, hollywood. >> all right, and coming up next, a "eyewitness news", the battle to contain ebola means isolation, quarantines, and self monitoring for people who may have been exposed to the virusment coming up how those people are being batched closely to see if symptoms develop. >>> and, the command nerve chief credit card denied. why it happened. who helps pick up the check. when "eyewitness news" continues. we'll be back. >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a shooting at a bar last night turns deadly. police on the case, i'll tell you what surveillance video reveals that may help them. that's next. >>> and, a make or b

st. louis fed president james bullard. why not go to the source? we will do that come a bloomberg's clues of coming up. ♪ >> welcome back to "market makers." we are seeing u.s. stocks roback over down to session lows again, now down about 174 points, and has been down to about 205 minutes ago. the s&p 500 -- remember when i said we were unchanged for the year? down 1.25%ger, it is an hour into the session. >> it is not matter for the year because time horizon, very few investors role like harry schilling these days. aren't there people sitting in the same position from a year ago? not so much. risa depends on the investor. if they are on 15 park west, that is true, but if they are regular people who just have retirement accounts, they are probably in it for the long run. >> the problem is for many with retirement accounts they are on fixed incomes, they started in the last year to invest in more and more yieldy assets because they had to because they could not survive on 1% to 2%, and guess what, you are waking up in the market is ugly? that is bad

>> that comes from janet st. james with wfaa tv dallas, your line is open. janet, please check your mute button. your line is open. >> holly, let's go to the next question. >> thank you, one moment. >> holly, next question. >> yes, thank you, i apologize. one moment. >> holly, do we have questions coming? >> yes, we do, sir. just one moment. i apologize. >> we're going to continue to monitor what's going on at this news conference. only audio-only with dr. thomas frieden, the director for the centers for disease control and prevention. sylvia burwell, the secretary of health and human resources. i want to bring in our chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta. for our viewers, update us on what we've just learned. it's pretty dramatic stuff. >> it is. we know that a second patient has been diagnosed with ebola, another health care worker, at the same hospital. the person who had extensive contact as it was described with mr. duncan. you remember he was the first patient to be diagnosed with ebola. so this is a nurse, sounds like, that was infected and it

you shot it at the st. james>> yes, we were lucky to have a tiny two weeks between barry manilow and a show, when i was doing this, the scouting i saw barry manilow's dressing room when he was finishing like 17 pair of shoes and all of that. it was amazing and we were in two weeks. two weeks. in that shooting in that space. >> rose: so your character is haunted by birdman in part. did batman haunt you at all? >> no. i don't look -- i think batman, i was blessed to get such a"rv7Ñ thing, and -- >> you know, if you are whining about that -- wow. you know,. >> it is not like being in liberia right now. when i say it is hard work, it is hard. it is hard, you know, but hard is -- hard doesn't mean stop. hard just means it is hard so let's -- yeah, it. like ed is saying, i call hard, you know, going to a coal mine every morning. >> rose: going down and taking an hour and a half to get down. >> how about doctors on the borders, that is hard. this is not that hard. but. >> rose: exactly. >> but we kind of like, i like ha

. >> conrad st. james will soon open its doors. of luxury andead lifestyle at hilton worldwide.rad brand. where does it fit into the wealth of luxury options? >> we like to say it is in the smart luxury segment. there is a group of global elite travelers looking for luxury. london has turned out to be a fabulous luxury market. luxury in london is glowing -- growing. in hilton, we have 4100 hotels. we decided to make a push in the luxury sector. we have two brands doing it. waldorf-astoria and conrad. first conrad brand in london. appealing to these kind of plugged in global elite travelers. >> around hyde park, there are a feast of hotels. it is a hard market. you have the savoy on the other part of town. how do you go after this smart traveler? what is it that is going to set you apart? >> those are all great hotels that deliver service. our alignment is with the global elite. we introduced something called the conrad concierge. it is more than just a nap. -- an app. you can get any service the serviceovides from room to ava leigh -- a valet. we still have people that will deli

st. james theater. it's very -- >> very claustrophobic. >> how was it there? >> it was great. corridors. the rushing around. we had to make sure we didn't bump into the camera man or trip up a light. it was like a constant pressure cooker. >> but you could ride your bike to work. >> that was the great thing about shooting in new york. >> you're with the director again. alejandro. >> working with him is a dream. he's so passionate about what he takes on. this was an almost impossible task to pull off. you know, sometimes we would be 12 or 13 hours into the day, you would look over and he was freaking out because he didn't have a shot that was usable. and, but it would take the whole day. he would use that as the preparation. so many things could go wrong. you only needed one. >> it was like being on a broadway show. that's what your character, a film star, who wants to be on broadway. you know where this is going. do you have desires to be on broadway? >> i do. and it's a dream of mine. there's a little bit of fear there, i have to admit. um, and, but i will have to break throu

janet st. james of our affiliate wfaa in dallas has the exclusive interview. >> reporter: the voice telling nina pham not to cry hours before the 26-year-old ebola-stricken nurse was to be transferred to maryland belongs to her doctor, gary weinstein. >> i'm just a normal guy. >> reporter: but the self-professed ordinary guy, a father and a fiance, has lived an extraordinary and some might say scary 18 days. as chief of pull mof pulmonolog helped guide treatment for vinson, pmam and duncan. people will be worried that i'm sitting here with you. what's your temperature? >> well, i have taken it four times today. the most recent one was 92.2. 97.2. >> reporter: i was not worried as we sat for an exclusive interview. by the time dr. weinstein became involved in the hospital's ebola crisis, thomas duncan was on dialysis, intubated and unconscious. the nation's best experts on ebola had had helped choose an experimental medication, but it did not work. did you know he was dying? and that it was imminent?

st. james theater holds a special place for you, "the king and i."g drawn. >> i remember going to most broadway theaters. we saw -- we got a lot of rush tickets and saw a lot of plays when i was growing up. and, yeah, so broadway -- there's a gmat in my face. good stuff. >> staying in character. >> but i think broadway in general holds a lot -- as it does for many people, a lot of great memories. >> and you have ka baa ray. are you ready? >> i don't know what ready means, but i'm working hard. and i mean, i can't even describe how excited i am. >> we're excited to see you on broadway. the range, emma. you are a true actor. and appreciate you sharing your talent. >> thank you so much. >> and this is a good one. thanks again for stopping by. >> thank you. >> and "birdman" opens nationwide -- are you ready? friday. >>> coming up, the stars of the new brad pitt epic . >>> the new movie, f"fury," loos at world war ii. brad pitt commands a tank and a five man crew on a deadly mission behind enemy lines. here's a clip where the newest recruit meets the crew

st. louis fed president james bullard told bloomberg the fed should continue delaying the end of its bond buying program. >> the qe program would be open-ended, and we would be able to adjusted in response to macroeconomic developments. this is a serious macroeconomic development. >> bullard said economic fundamentals remain strong, and he blamed the downturn on europe. the white house says president obama is focused on getting answers to what happened with ebola transmissions in dallas. the president's cancellation of a political trip shows the sense of urgency to see the virus is contained. republicans have criticized the administration for its response. chipmaker amd is cutting 7% of its workforce as sales slide. revenue was down 2% as they struggle to compete with intel. amd recently replaced its ceo. starbucks is introducing its first order ahead mobile app. this feature will be introduced in the portland area by the end of the year, with expansion to the rest of the country next year. starbucks says the mobile app can boost sales because it will make trips more convenient and shorte

st. mary high school, ohio, number 23, lebron james!l entrance, right? that was lebron james making his return to cleveland with the cavaliers in the home opener against the new york knicks. well, the struggles, they started out early for james scoring only four points in first half. so he ends up with 17 on five of 15 shooting, committing eight turnovers in this game. it was new york's carmelo anthony leading all the scores with 25 points and the knicks spoil the kings' homecoming with a 95-90 victory. colleen going boo, big cavs fan. >>> to los angeles, the clippers hosting the thunder in their home opener. okc point guard russell westbrook left with a slight fracture in his right hand. he seems to have hurt it while going up for a rebound. see it right there. that injury set to be re-evaluated today. the thunder missing two of their best players with kevin durant already sidelined. l.a. wins it 93-90. steve ballmer notching his first victory as owner of the clippers. what's so funny? >> he's wearing the press pass. >> yeah. >> does s

i recently got to go to jamaica to see a place my ancestors came from, st. jamesey began when i was young. i was 3-month-olds old when i was adopted by doug and ansly, mom and dad. you took one look at my family and knew there was something here that was a little different. i was the only black kid or part black kid or brown kid anywhere. in canada, i had to go through the government if i wanted to search for my birth family. they connected with my birth mother's family. she was a wonderful woman that i didn't get to meet. i missed her by about a year. she lost a very brave battle with cancer. if i had found her when i started looking, she would have been in the throws of that period in her life. it would have been very difficult for her. but the fact is, all of what you see in front of you, the color of my skin, curl of my hair comes from my birth father's side. i don't know anything about him. a door has been shut to me that way. i'm not going to force it open. beyond the fact of what it said on this piece of paper that my birth father's family was from jamaica.

st. mary's, smelling it now. >> we all knew coach dru as a father figure and loved him like that. >> the irish with the lead. pressure is on! >> oh, jamesn ii state champions here in columbus. the irish are your national champions. >> looking over and seeing my mom and coach dru and miss joyce and everybody who had been here from the beginning was there that day. it was just a dream come true. >> i felt like i did something. like, my life is now worth something. >> and went in there with my best friends. one of the best days, i ever felten my whole life. >> i just had to go fiend my brother and hug him. but i could still be in chicago doing the wrong thing. i could be in jail. dead. he led me on the right path. >> it does sell like everything traced become to him. when he within that championship. i just had to go find him. ♪ ♪ i got to share that with my brothers. and also did that with my dad. i got a chance to share my dream, thdream with everybody i love. >> we made a lot of sacrifices. not just me. other parents. sometimes i wonder if, if you took some of the kids' childhood away from them. because they worked so hard. they didn't

further, that i wanted to talk to james st. claire. i also said i wanted to talk to my wife before giving any response. i had consistently and firmly held the view previously that in no way whatsoever could i recommend either publicly or privately any step by the president that might cause a change in my status as vice president. as the person who would become president if a vacancy occurred for any reason in that office, a vice president i believe should endeavor not to do or say anything which might affect his president's tenure in office. therefore, i certainly was not even ready under these new circumstances to make any recommendations about resignation, without having adequate time to consider further what i should properly do. shortly after 8:00 the next morning, james st. claire came to my office. although he did not spell in details the new evidence, there was no question in my mind that he considered these revelations to be so damaging that impeachment in the house was a certainty and conviction in the senate a high probabilit

st. louis fed president james bullard. >> that was really the turning point.ael mckee spoke to him he talked about some of the challenges facing the economy right now, particularly globally. however, he went a step further in his comments to michael mckee. listen in. >> i think a reasonable response from the fed in the situation would be to invoke the cause on the tape or that says the tape was data dependent and we can go apposite on the taper at this juncture. >> and other words, the winding down of quantitative easing, maybe the fed could posit that. analyst whog to an pointed out there is not much more of tapering ends on the date of easing. one other caveat is he is not a voting member of the fed at this point in time. nonetheless, the market did seem to take it as a signal of what policymakers are thinking. of a slow climb rather than a sharp rebound in response to the comments. if you look at what it's gaining the most, energy stocks have come back. more or less since the s&p 500 record since september 18. materials coming back, industrials coming back

st. louis fed president james bullard said his colleagues should consider delaying plans to and the bonduying program. lisa abramowicz and josh wright join me for perspective on the markets and monetary policy concerns. thank you both so much. best -- about the fed's let's talk about the fed best laid plans. throw a wrench into the plans or give a frenzied market some pause? >> i thought he was trying to give confidence because he said what will the extension of purchases do -- not that much in practical terms. it is more of a psychological boost, that the federal reserve is not stepping back from stimulus and they will keep easy money policies until six this -- sufficient signs of acceleration. >> what are those sufficient signs, josh? >> the fed has been about jobs and inflation. the jobs numbers continue to be strong so far. the interesting number is inflation numbers. market expectations of inflation have declined more than real data, so now we're talking about real economic data versus market expectations. >> at some point, because we are talking about a data dependent said, you hav

st. louis fed approximated james bullard.arl quintanilla spoke exclusively to the ceo lloyd blankfein and asked what he thought of the movements in the u.s. treasury markets. >> at this point, i think the fed has been admitted. and i'm not giving them advice on this. i think, you know, they've done some -- they've taken this position, by the way, despite a lot of criticism, just over the last few years people were harming on them, how inflationary policies are. there's no inflation. we don't have enough inflation. and people are talking about, in a critical way some people, about how they should have -- we've got well past the point of enough growth so we should have reversed. i would say they've handled it right. >> let's bring in martin leclare. mart yip, i cut you off on your strategy going forward given the slowdown in the eurozone. how are you factoring that in? >> well, there are two kinds of companies we favor in europe. one are the utilities, the gdf and vivan did is of the world. and then there are the small to midca

st. louis fed president james bullard told bloomberg the fed should continue delaying the end of its bondg program. >> the qe program would be open-ended, and we would be able

st. louis fed president james bullard. set first official to come out publicly about a taper pause. impact to the markets ttday, let me tell you, we got the bullard bounce. here to talk to us about it, jon hilsenrath from "the wall street jouunal." so, jon, you look at this, we were headed one direction. the dow was down at one point 20points. @ullard comes out and says, well, we might change what we're doing. explain to us why that made such a difference in the market? >> i would like to explain why it made such a difference and why we should be very, very careful of extrapolating what one fed official said to the whole institution. so it mattered because the marrets have been hanging on fed policy for four or five years now. every time the fed talks about doing some new step stimulus program it jacks up stock prices. frankly i think the market really turned yesterday. it was down 400 points at one point. gerri: 460. >> so i think, you know, the bounce we saw today was extension of that. let me be very clear. i do not think what jim bullard said today represents what the federal re

st. louis fed president james bullard at 10:00 a.m.take on what happened and janet yellen has confirmed that the economy will be ok, three percent growth. is not justtion right but it's not a deflation. tech - enda, , the new ipad comes out today. apple is only down three percent , about four percent versus the high. second tech agenda item is google down 11%. google reports earnings after the close of business. >> they get lost in the shuffle because of the market volatility. >> down 11% gets your attention. >> did you make a joke about your wife's new mini? >> i thought it was a mini mini and i think it's awkward as a phone. tos a little awkward for me be carrying around. >> i think it would fit tom just right. >> i am not there right now. i am waiting and listening and reading articles. are you there? >> there have been three problems with ios 8 so i have still not uploaded the new software. >> my phone crashed three times just today. bob nardelli, thank you. loop"is up next. ♪ >> we are from bloomberg world headquarters. i am betty

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by 3 -year-old devin james took the fall for the video debacle and led to questions about james himself. as the st. louis dispatch's editorial board recounted it, one asked, what kind of pr man would give a client such device? which led to james' 204 conviction for reckless homicide and soon he lost that ferguson contract and now works on a pboo basis. now he's spoken with msnbc.com in an exclusive interview about his incredible story, how he came to be ferguson's pr representative and what the city was trying to do by cutting him loose. we reached out to the city of ferguson and another pr firm mentioned in the article but we have not heard back from them as of yet. tremaine lee joining me who got this great story. you quote mr. james, devin james, in the article. i'm going to read a little bit of that. i will read this piece. all of the changes on the table wouldn't be happening if i wasn't in the room. you can't take away the value of someone who has a closer life experience to the primary group that feels it has been done disservice. whether you feel i'm qualified to do pr is one thing -- and

st. louis fed president james bullard once to keep buying bonds. exclusive interview yesterday with michael mckee. he said slow growth is still a threat. ,harles peabody, our guest correctly called the mortgage crisis of 2005. charles, through percent to to gdp,owth, is a -- 3% tangible benefit outside the bond market? mean depends on what you by buying bonds. our feeling is the spread whining trade will get more dramatic and be in three years. emerging market bonds relative to develop world bonds. it is going to be in job bonds relative to treasuries. if that becomes dislocated of, it can knock us off this fragile recovery. we could be talking some time in 2015 about a recession. >> in other words, you're saying the bond market needs the fed to continue buying bonds to provide stability for the financial sector as a whole? >> i would argue, quite honestly, this liquidity is going to get tighter and tighter and tighter. ,> looking at corporate bonds the spread widens out. tom lee, the money is, does the question is, visit fuld over into the s&p 500

a nobody voting fed member, james bullard of st. louis, came out and made comments and look at the session. what was it like in the pits? >> you know it was extremely chaotic actually,,which we haven't seen a lot of recently. the market changed on such a dime today and everyone was looking around what just happened what just happened? we found out about these cooments of bullard. i also like to think that a lot of this was maybe the emotion of what hhs been going on, the fear of what has been going on, kind of got swept aside for the moment. the economic news of the day. the jobless claim number this morning. maybe people digested that at the same time. on ordinary day where we haven't had volatility we had, a number like that would have come out this morning and we would have ratcheted skyward. i like to think that was part of it. the fear and emotion part of the trade today kind of got sit in the background a little bii and we kind of gained steam a little bit throughout the day. volatility is still high, compared to where we've b

st. louis bank about the timing of interest rate hikes. james bullard was worried about when investors expected to raise rates and when the fed itself actually plans to do so. bullard said when there is a mismatch in thinking it does not end well, those are his words. >> well, he should just tell us when they're going to do it. despite the selloffs, one of the stocks ending higher was apple. it comes after another round of pressure from a well-known activist investor about what apple should do for shareholders like him, with a massive pile of cash, josh lipton has more. >> you can say this about carl icahn, he is consistent, the billionaire investors urged apple to buy back more stock, today he was at it again in an open letter to the ceo, tim cook. he said they first praised the ceo, then the investor told cook what he is doing wrong, saying the apple shares are massively under-valued, worth two times the current price. he says the company should buy back more stock. >> nobody is smart enough to know when do you buy at the bottom and when don't

st. joe's prep on the ground great look blockin blocking james bele touchdown. lasalle is tough.ng good defense. pick by db watch jerry walls with tonight's pick. watch him, watch him. whoo! >> the game we were back and forth. kyle sherman the son of eagles offense coordinator pat will find nick who takes it in for the score. that ties it up at 21. prep made a few more plays on this night. jack clemens with the three to dionne dray swift and watch the catch. oh, yes, son, go up and get it. it was a hard fought battle but prep came out on top tonight 3 35-31. we'll be right back. ♪ >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. we're back in the morning at 5:00. for beasley, kate and all of us here at "eyewitness news" i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. stay connected all weekend long at cbsphilly.com. the late show with david letterman is next with chelsea handler. have good night. have great weekend. ♪ ñg

at 10:22 a.m., james bullard, fed president of st.ouis, made some comments about possible, more doveish comments about interest rates. and you had goldman sachs' healthy third quarter earnnngs,3 but it doesn't hold. let's get right to the floor show, see what headlines are dragging the markets down right now. joining us are all of our traders along with mike holland of holland and company. keith bliss, suddenly we lost about 60 points. we were up about 20 just before the top of the hour. what's at work here, if you can tell me. >> well, what's at work here is a large dose of uncertainty. i sat down and counted up at least ten different things that i would drop into the mosaic of what the market is looking at, and you were just talking about ebola. i don't think it's the most impactful -- liz: what are two others? >> certainly, the european situation. for my money, that is the the bigger event. europe is just a disaster. issues. you've got france and italy probably going against the commission from a budgetary stand point and, lissen,

st. louis fed chair james buller, but in various interviews this week, he says the program has achieved its goal. he told cnbc's "squawk box" that on friday. >> we have made a lot of progress in the labor markets at 5.9% on the up employment rate. we were much higher at the outset of the program. the program was really designed that once we made financial progress on the up employment rate and labor markets more generally, that the program would end. if it looks like we're not going to get that kind of progress now and going forward, we would have to reconsider it. but i would be surprised if in the next two weeks we get enough data to make us change our mind on that. >>> he also tells the financial times it may not make sense for the toad to keep lates low for a considerable time. it meets next weeks. >>> it was a record-setting night in the national football legal. payton mapping throwing his touchdown pass to move brett favre. manning adds another score later in the game to lead the broncos past the 49ers. >>> corporate earnings get set for high gear in the u.s. markets. we'll preview it

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st. joe's prep from the groundment great blocking, james bell in for the touchdown, prep took the early leade was not messing around. they played some good defense, i love a good interception by db. watch jared walls go up. watch him. don't throw it, son, don't throw t i told you not to throw t great leaping interception. game went back and forth, kyle sherman, son of eagles offensive coordinator sherman found rick, took it in for the score. tied it up at 21, thousands at the game, i was there, packed house, prep made few more plays on the night. jack clements with the throw to deandre swift and great catch just amazing, hard fought battle, but prep came out on top. thirty-five to 31. >>> that's your sports, i'm beasley reese, have a great weekend. >> philadelphia area native bradley cooper is back to get birds fans pumped up for tomorrow night's match up of the new york giants in a new video posted on fly eagles fly. com. cooper takes a shot at giants fans in his best new york accent. >> use a bunch of cheese steak eating liberty bell cracking, you see him steps running, ya, ya, ya. you wan

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